Additional support for learning - are we getting it right for every child?
Since the introduction of the 2004 Additional Support for Learning Act many children who otherwise may have fallen through the gaps in support are now identified and offered additional support. But this isn't the picture for all, Dr Jonathan Sher discusses the improvements that are needed to fully realise the potential benefits of full implementation.
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